Wendell Nichols wrote:
> While working through the faq's on the xine home page I found that, (one
> of their suggestions) works:
> xine -V XShm <file>
>
> They say that this indicates a buggy Xv extension. I'm running
> xorg-x11-libXv-7.2-61 as one would expect in suse 10.3.
> They suggested I reduce my resolution or screen depth, which I did to no
> avail.(even at 8 bpp)
> So I hacked my .xine/config file to select xshm as the default decoder
> even though it's slower than xv. It is possible that xv would work
> with the proprietary ATI driver, but my experience with that driver is
> that it causes suspend/restore to fail. I need suspend/restore working
> because I run an emulator that takes 20 minutes to start and who's got
> 20 minutes to boot their laptop?
>
> Anyway if anyone ha suggestions about how I can get xv working... I'm
> all ears... (eyes?)
> wcn
>
Wendell, see my latest post: "ATI 8.4.2.3 Driver Bug? was [Re:
[opensuse] Compiz Update on XGL Build Service 6.0]" For some reason, at
least on my Toshiba P35 with the "ATI MOBILITY RADEON 9600/9700 Series"
card, I am having fits with the driver.
However, my video playback does work fine. I just through in one of my
kids Harry Potter dvds and playback is great in Kaffeine.
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